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THE DAI Loe EXUVA MIN KR, ’ .

'=-“ WEDNESNAY; OCTOBER 12, 1887...

nr ‘ . i , ry . ‘aia. \ai ’ ’w . . “ - Local and Other Kems. /TRLBGRAPHIG NEWS. MARIIED. REX CROSS LINE . . At Souris, on the Hithinet.. by the Rev. J GQ, Roy Waxrep.—t. P. Panton dy wy] rg D paw Fo Ee ee > ' ¥,7"" SPECIAL DesPatoues TO c Sand, to Sussnne FF, daughtenof Mr, George . TO Tak EXAMINER.) Simondaon, of B iF Mortune. =f rt / {

Pur Small Debt Court was in session this =

= a a me : TRISH AFFAIRS. DIED.

ome very choice Quinces just received « At Cavendish, Sept, 28, ult,, Josiah, younvest

SoM . ’ eceived at ellie % son of John and Margaret Wyanc, in ‘the 32ad + R & year of his age. > And thus shall Faith's consoling power \vorurr new Scott Act summons was 1 The tears of love restrain; ™ ateadl Wh dav B, Oh, reaenat Saw the parting hour ' Could wish thee here again. *) ¢ > } , . > pe | TOK NEW YORK Novel x Port La Jom Encampment meets at Odd. —_ Trinamphan: in thy closing: ese. : WwW . J ey ; OV c res pr ress wOOC SS. fellows’ Hall at 8 o'clock’ this evening. . j Sy = oe shove: hope I oO : ° * I {3 " oy brea hed in thy exniring sigh, INTENDED SAILINGS: N ve ties REY a sil » HAMB IN To think the rage was run. " hE Ure rux Rev. E. A. Harris, of Mahone Bay, U ERLATN'S RECEPTION uikedinadee ee) | CHARLOTTETOWN FOR NEW YORK N 4 ; ‘wot a $ in tov 0 i 4e ™ “ ’ ' Pes ; Cc ; i N.3.,! vn on @ = to his friends. ae = Hse ! ovelties ne W got gx00ds . , y , 7 . . ™ e Tue brigantine Raith, McRee master,sailed - UPTON PARK vid HaLIPAx, Noveltie Fur Goods from Liverpool for this port this morning. Ireland saved From Ruin. - % yw Vi ’ i 2 oO Cc: ICS an ur 00¢ = thn nT Set OD, 2 ER OCH Novelties in Fancy Goods REMEMBER the meeting of the Lorne Hotel -_-——— S.S. Portia, about 17th Oct : y 5. Coa. atthe office of sessrs. McLean, Martin & ok , : McDonald, this (Wednesday) evening, at 8 ; Lonpow, Oct. 11. o'clock. Joseph Chamberlain, who was received ran ES. fa% OSTELE patriodigt through . : . - . “ > with eathusiasm upon his arrival in Ire- iT noush Bilis it Ramiihaies saan Philadelphia . i if irty aa et Session of, the} land, made several speeches in which he Boliim ore, Savannah, Bermuda, West bedies; | is ijvieion SN oO > , : auden, LIverpou Glasgow ‘re ; a — ] . ~~ "aoe > P. shan wall oe declared that the time would come when i : hae k Bere, - Done eer sr eeemOrie, -| held . _ t eo \ t ar tye , on raay, 2Sth the tillers of the soil would be its owners, ae | Ir ire:i® h ( sae Bit apuly to | net., at 10.30 o¢ K, n. > , : it > 08 SRO NE OF DUB: Oke 2 | in ' When Mr. Chamberlain arrived at Larane, ies = SS ie 3 ins «® : : ’ ‘ ‘gp aa I rel: d } ‘ rs ‘esa dd j l i é l 2S Ei — Ss Th See = . rer FENTON t. NEBBER), Mi D> R ANKIN an } Mr F P Carvell reiand, Nhe was prese nted with an ac dre 8s. r Sa Caen : NT SIR . a : : . ar ~) ft. ‘ / . we fis F, _ —— ae AGE) * returned home last evening trom their trip to At Belfast large crowds gathered to wel- Chitown, Oct. 10, 1387. the Old Country. Théy are looking well and|Co™e him, The streets and houses were | ‘¥* 4 rT 45-45-3008 27d ies have evidently enjoyed themselves, decorated,'and while he was driving along f aii euiiiniittiaiaaitiits York Street in his carriage at a slow pace , Vise ae eee EF A a il 4 A Nip WENTE Ee Tue steamship Miranda, of the Red Cross he was heartily greeted with cheers. The WILL TAKE PLACE : , ¢ Line, srrived bert yostedliny at one “otcieek [crowd then usharnessed the borece and era are MORRISON & MUSGRAVE ‘ ' She ft this morning for New York via| drew the carriage. On Thursday. Oct ober PO) hh Colored Mi OlAre pi Us : }. Halifax, with a cargo of fish, potatoes, etc. Upon his arrival at the County Down ‘ ’ BR R oO ‘K E & S Cc i 43 + _ aryot ‘he ; > + Pr , T ¢ — IC » i Net i ae Depet Chamberlain addressed the crowd. AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M O ered Checked Blush. A meetixe will be held ~ the Lower Pa-| He said: ‘* With the help of our Liberal | Ist Race—Stallion Race, for a Gold Meda! and AND— 1 ;‘ e lor ¢ Aue ! zs M. cs ae tl this evening at : 5} Unionist colleagues and the support of the ae of the Muritime Provinces, Colored ik aney E>) ths, j o'clock, for the purpose ol re-organizing the whole Conservative Party. we h: at all | with a Sweepstake cf $25 each | AY o . " : wee -p | Gagenndiedl nuntmoind ORSOTVAIVS FOS, WO DAYS abe 2ad Race (Purse 87))- our Green Horses; pro- | UQ SS Ni +r ‘| i S : ‘ eo 1" > 7 liament. All lntereste d are lnavite ad events sav ed the union, thereby preserving b chdinkt dvivbes bara. ru € ; pr BUR DERES SiO 4 ¢ i é ants 7 oO ored Blain } GES. i. — Great Britain from injury and Ireland from} 3°4 Kace—Genteman’s Driving Race, to | H FA xX —— _- -——__—_—_ — ae . : 7 weg = Ts ‘ive; for Sweeupstake o | A . ao: = Tus new Lord Mayor of London, Polydore | and disaster, Although the danger $10 euch we. Wary 4 LI : 1 ' ™”

: : ae Ar ; 2 . porarl ry 3 ) . i 38] » | ll Raees to be mi] heats. 3 in 3 7T.Tor a - - o " . DeKeyser, is a Roman Caiholic. He isthe first has been temporarily ave ided, it is possible} A! Sea _ ta : ? Gs : Dp "CS Gx | ; ED ‘SS q ‘ i Catholic that has occupied that position since that the great issue will again have to be | wave te enter. ato si ns ee Consiguments of Island produce will receive 4 q Css ; Oor Ne) ; re SS ROOC ss '

; ; [ ! ‘hl OT! ai : : ? the Reformation. _He is, moreover, a Belgian faced when a great deal will depend upon ¥ntries to be made ‘on or Defore Saturday, 15th | prompt attention. bD : Gn ad bD {Ss qn i= by birth the attitude and determination of the men - a Minttbeaa heat Mikombriatt Git “each eo 9: Thomas Fyshe, Eea...Cashier ress OOS : ress 00U: 7" ‘a of Ulster. If the majority are animated by IE gages < ‘Nc ee a Vil Carry rr e i : _ ib i C ° y > FPA _— © Se — ; fae steamer Coban, from Montreal for St. | the spirit of those present, there is no} A stronz force of police and special constables) ek ieee lon ee = = ; es r > * John’s, Nid., arrived here this morning with} doubt of the result. It might be possible a t siete | ores ox i ot Sanaa Pe ary | placleod,, Manager Bank of Nova Scotis 7 J ee P . : . ; : . > : Pattenmptin s lo create a d.starbaace. Jersons | A a" " - = a general cargo of merch andize. She lett this | to give Ireland Home Rule if the Irish de found on “the grounds without a ticket will be | Charlottetown. Ch'town, Sept. 15, 1887. afternoon for St. John’s with the usual cargo mand was unanimous, but it would be im} Presecuted for trespass, eT or ! 7 4 ieee of produce from this port , : ; : N iGk T ] J Y ; port. mar le lei Me eee A. N. LARGE, . , £, 1 aa i ges a t oo 7 iE yee retary, W ARREN aa JON ES, N i » ] Ny a a. » distruste d detested. t. 7, 1887—eod & MixpD your reye.—The beatiful stock of : eee emetslrer ire . . os on on | . ‘ a 6 CHARLOT!I wT W Lawrence's Celebrated Spectacles at the Dia- ; wet a = 5 i LD A Ni LD i c fi AN ‘ S, mond Kookstoreewill be disposed of at prices] ; yk i 5 inn Pw . ie py ali Way af] ji ; 7) Basr Curap ano 9-& 14 Maneing LANE,

unheard of Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Call and see the splendid stock. eipedann Tue St. John cricketers are making a teur ‘

of the United States and being badly beaten 20 PEOPLE K i LLE BD.

everywhere. They played a school team in

New Hampshire this week, and the boys beat

i AILS |

this is the last recorded of them. _— ¥O U 9 From the St. Jaa Daily News: ‘* Few re- Large Numbers Wounded. Ee

medies have acquired much fame, and grown

ENGLAND.

SASH AND DOOR FacTOir.

weer o: —_ a —

Contractors and Builders Read This :

y 7 E have now on hand and will sell at the Lowest Cash Prices the following, via:

LONDOR,

Represented in Canada by Morrison & Mvserave, Halifax. Sept. 2+, 18857—1mo pd

WwW <TiD— \ Man Serrant who understands ihe care of a horse and cow.—#. ‘lt’. New bery.

oct tf

GLEN STEWART 500 Pairs Secbes and Fremes.

100,000 Feet Mouldings ind Finish.

; ' : ite Do you feel dull, languid, low-spirited, life- 5 = ss iad so universally popular in the eure of coughs less, and indeseribably miserable, both physi- . 5 a} 5,000 do Spoutiog and Conductor. and colds and all atfections of the throat and cally and mentally; experience a sense of a } 1,000 lo Siair Rail

fullness of bloating after « ating, or of “ rone- 4 ‘ i ’ ado si °

5,000 Stair Ba‘ usters. 100 Newe! Poste. We are also prepared to do all k nds of Jobbing in Planing, Joiuting, Merti ing, oning, Jig and Fret Sawing, Turning, &c. All kinds of Gothic Windows made at shortest notice. Our machinery is new and first-class, and we manafactare from the best of Quebec

Stock. CHEV US Ay CAG: :

luags as Adamson’s Botanic Balsam. Many persous in this city have no hesitation in re- commending it to the suffering. Trial size 10 cents, dy wy Iw

ness,” or einptiness of stomach in the morn- ing, tongue. coated, bitter. or bad taste in mouth, irregular appetite, dizziness, frequent headaches, blurred eyesight, * floating specks”’ before the eyes; nervous prostration or ex- haustion, irritability of. temper, hot flushes alternating with chilly sensations, shar », biting, transientpains here and there, cold feet, drowsiness efter meals, wakefulness, or disturbed and unréfreshing slecp, constant. indescribable feeiiug of dread, or of impend- ing calamity ?

Some Terrible Scenes.

os

_ James Burke, Proprietor,

QOD CELERY, 25 cents per dozen, delivered at custumers doors in Charotterown. It packed or put inte ceilar, 10 cents per dozen extra will be charged All other vegetabics at market prices. . semen all orders to Southport P. Office, P. E. Siaud,

Ten-

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WITHIN recent weeks an amusing story has gone the rounds of the press to the effect that the American Magazine was te be conducted fur the benefit of its contributors, who would receive s'ock in payment for their literary

Kovrz, Ind., Oct. 11, The east bound express which left Chi- cage on the Chicago & AtlanticRailway last night and which stopped at a water tank

three miles west of this place to repair a ; :ble number

: Thea aioe % : ; : : If you have all, or any conside work. The paragraph has called forth much slight accident to the engine, was run into} of these symptoms, you 2 Ps rit hh ath —_—_— + xity for the editor of a magazine ged; : . rhe Seas ymptoms, you are suffering from" POtt. §—swks fav pity ag so managed; by a freight train in the rear. Three rear} that inmost common of American maladies— . an , > s 9 \g> 4 "Ee wasted tears, as the story had never any Bilious Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liver, associated ee «> i> RY g A A 3 RY 7% & res

ears of the passenger train were telescoped,} with |)yspepsia, or Indigestion. The

foundation and is wholly untrue. : more ] iT . 7. Ty , itn set on fire and burned. ee ag your diséase has become, the WANT ’ LOS ry ‘ OUND ie, Oct. 1—wky PEAKE’S NO. 3 WHARF 3 f ? ; 4 fats ; greater the number and diversity of sym z : zi ° Se ee j ; At the Stipendiary Magistrate's Court this Scenes of horror rivaling those at Chates- toms. No matter what stage it has reathed, te Ste a ng —— EE ED os morning, a man arrested for drunkeunesss | Wtth, Ill.,“ensued. It is estimated that | Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery | ROR SALE ae House-on the corner of Cum- ms - st .} oo e ; 7 ; a ge . : . — > ) 2M: . " 5 will subdu it, if taken acc ording to diree- be land aul LD) rehester Siweets, in Charloiie- e sey. , + . was fined $30 of OU days Im jall ; the trial of | 30 pe rsons were killed oF crom ated and li tions for a reasonnble lergth of time. If not | +. 10 possession of the subscriber. For tile two men for fighting on Sune ty last was post- more injured. Some fourteen bodies have cured, complications multiply and Consump- and p rhc ule s ap. ly at s Messis. Palmer & -_ ee yu been taken from the wreck. tion of the Lungs, Skin Diseases, Heart Disease, | “¢Leod’s office.—Bernard Tovic, Ch’vowan, er: 5 R :

Only one was identified. the others being burned beyond recognition. A few men who escaped un- hurt assisted to help many of the wounded from the wreck until rapidly spreading flames drove them back.

Many were roasted before their eyes. One man saw three women burnedup while

poned owing to the absence of one of the belli- gerents; and the case of two bays for alleged assault onthe Salvation Army on fabday last was postponed forthe same reason. A number of deg tax cases were postponed.

Rheumatism, Kidney Disease, or other grave oct l2 lwk maladies are quite liable to set in and, sooner or later, induce a fatal termination.

Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Bisse covery acts powerfully upon the Liver, and through that great blood-~-purifying ‘organ, cleanses the system of all blood-taints and im- purities, from whatever cause arising. It is equally efficacious in acting upon tho Kid- neys, and other excretory organs, cleansing,

por SALE—A good Mare; will takea milch

cow im part payment. Apply to Francis Monaghan near old vr-wery; Maipeque Road. ocilz 3i eod pd

FALL-AND WINTER Overcoatings, : Overcoatings,

Wwas 1ED—A Servant. Girl £.2-general house Wo kin # Sith faunly, Apply to Mes, B DesBrisay, Upver®Ptincée Strect.

THe St. John Sun of John Sharp, of

ays ;—‘‘In the garden Upper Millstream, Kings

: Co. tiie ',00Mms ntlower 11 feet in . ¢ 7 strengthe og i MY dieeas ; 7 ‘: é ’ : a : i rengtheniug, and healing their diseases, «As +19 a ‘ : mad height, andthe head thereof is 40 feet in * Seite re et See A ne qn appetizing, restorative tonic, it promotes c octl2 wky lipd Meltons, Naps, 4 icuhas, ircumference. ‘The above ais . stn ohemian Boy who was hemmed in and not} digestion and_ nutrition, thereby building up hbo Ws oo ae i J. ; 4 circumference. ‘The above statement is true. y Both flesh an@ strength. ; disericts, »>O\RDERS—Two Boarders. (gentlemen pre- Worsteds, Beaver Pilots,

ln malarial this wonderful medicine has gained great celebrity in curing Fever and Ague, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, and kindred diseases,

Dr. Pierce’s Golden Piedical Dis- covery

GURES ALL HURIORS,

from a common Blotch, or Eruption, to the worst Scrofula.. Salt-rhcam, ** Fever-sores,”’ Scaiy or Rough Skin, in short, ail diseases caused by bad blood are conquered by-this powerful, purifying, and invigorating medi- cine. Great Eating Uleprs rapidly heal under ite benign influence... Especially has it mani- fested its potency in curing ‘l'etter, Eczema, Erysipelas, Boils, Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Scrof- ulous Sores and Swellings, Hip-joint Disease, “ White Swellings,” Goitre, or Thick. Neck, and Enlarged Glands. Send ten cents in stamps for a large ‘Treatise, with colored plates, on Skin Diseases, or the same amount for a Treatise on Scrofulous Affections.

ferr d) Can be comfortably accommodated at

reached by the fire, saw his father, mother No, 309 Keut otreet.

ent of some of his neighbors that and two sisters slowly roasted.

Mr. Sharp's turkeys. and ether fowls roosted all summer in the branches of the sunflower may be true and it may not, but we don't vouch for it.”

The state

Worsteds,

Venetians,

oct 2 bi pd

W ASTED— Cok and Housemaid, references requursd: good wages, apply.to Mrs. P.

Blake, King street. octil 2i pd

Burglars on the Rampage.

PERE AP Ph

TWEED SUITINGS (In Endless Variety.)

Worsted Suitings, Worsted Trowsering, Tweed Trowsering,

—30:-=

W AN TeED—Coat aod Pant Maker and Ap >ren- tiee,—W. N, Ragas. OCUY 3i

* _

Moncron, N. B., Oct. 11.

An epidemic ef burglary has broken out in this section. Legere’s jewelry store at She- diac was entered on Wednesday night, aad about $400 worth of propertystolen. Thurs- day night McManus’ store at Memramcook was entered, but nothing wastaken. On Fri- day might the County Treasurer's office at Dorchester and two stores were entered. The safes were blown open and $400 in cash was takeu from the Treasurer's office,

taken by the anti-tobacco

the pledge

Fohn, N. a

Tae following is Menibders of the St,

80C lety ;

\NTED—A Nurse Maid to take charge of a young iuiwut. Apply to wira. Fy eters; sid- . Charieiteto wm ovis tf

W

‘* Believing that tobacco chewing and smok.- mon

ing is unnatural, poisonous, and an evil habit, and our Redeemer commands us to pray to our Heivenly Father ‘deliver us from evil,’ believing that the holy spirit will guide us by his council, we solemnly pledge ourselves to abstain and lawfully discounteaance its use in every forin.”

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[0 LET—A very desirable residence cn Prince Sirect. Kuguave at this office. octiv 31

We are better prepared than ever before to turn out First-class Work at short notice. We guarantee FiIRST-CLAS3 CLOTHES, and cheaper than any other house ia the For tucther particulars appiy ou the

Se JOHN MACLEOD & C2.,

: MVerchant Vailors aed Gents Furnishing Store,

good Parlor Orgam for sale at reduced ppoiy ' 5) a)» 9 » Ae ee el next door to J. D. Macleod.)

W AN LED—A Girl for genefal housework ina

Sildii (auily (io chiedren) Apply at ovnuce to

Mrs. br. W, biugihes, Upper Great George Sireet. —vcild 3i

Trade.

peor and over $100 from Mr. Colpitts. Last| «FOR THE GLOOD IS THE LIFE.” | '['0 LET —One halt of (Mouse on Sidney Street, Pror. BaLaBreca gave his second perform-j night the store of John Lewis & Co. | Thoroughly cleanse it by using Dr. Pierce's ,, Cou aN ug seven Foins, now Occupied by é Captain Kickass possess vu Will ‘be given 20th

Golden Niedical Discovery, and good digestion, a fair skin, buoyant spirits, vital strength and bodily health will be established.

CONSUMPTION,

which is Scrofula of the Lungs, is arrested

ance in the Lyceum last evening to a large house Miss Lyndon was sufficiently re- covered to take her part, and gave fine exhi- bitions of second-sigut, ete. Her performance on the musical glasses was mvch admired, and

land J. M. Steves & Co., at Hillsboro were lentered, the safes blown and_ contents rifled. An iron cash box in Lewis’ store,

Uctober.

Preniiscs.

A VERY

price,

vontaining $200 jin eash and $300 in notes Hy be ; oy rs oor (Roger's Building, Queen St.,

' | ; ; tof haud were all carried off; and $400 in a © A.WNES, 18 21" - tnt deertent her trained canaries did some very clever) a! a Supniel and cured by this’ remedy, jf taken in the | rng LeT—Tiat pleasantly situated House on | Ch’town. Sept. 29. I887- cod & wky things The rest of the rformance was | cash was taken from Steves. Su picion earlicr stages of the disease. From its mar- | Kusten St, opprsite Mrs, isayficid’s, now t 7 : ae iona | re >on two fakirs who have been dving ! velous power over this terribly fatal disease, | Gecupied by Mrs. Hodd: possession vive z tee nm ¢ . — rests upon two fakirs who have Deen - ; : | O¢ ried by sirs, Rodd; pussession given imme a ee

quite up to the standard of the previous Sea ae et ie arts | When first offering this now world-famed rem- | qiatel,; apply on the premises. ent 6%

hight, aud was thuroughly enjoyed by those | the hand cultivator fraud in variens parts | edy to the public, Dr. Pierce thought seriously Sd se. i le cede}

present. of the province. of calling it his **ConsuMpTION CURE,” but [FOR SALE-—A Suirana (base burner) Stove;

abandoned that name as too restrictive for a medicine which, from its wonderful com- bination of tonic, or strengthening, altevative, or blood-cleansing, anti-bilious, pectoral, and

used fer two winters only, in perfect. order, wili be suld cheap. Apply io a. J. Cundall. ocls—Zaw

-> — Tue steamer Carroll arrived here from Bos- ton at 7 o'clock this morning with a general |

Senator Scnecal Dead.

NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE

--- itiv operties, is unequaled. not only ie ee cargo and tie following passengers :—Mrs. MonTrEAL. QOvt. ll | an a. Sonar - Consumption, but for all | WFWANTED- Fora smail family in town, where Wakeford, Mrs. Coles, Jane Sanderson,” Mrs. oe <= ; | Chronic Diseases of the _ 7 the washing is given out, & 40 dQ plain Cook; H: C. Reker, Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. E. E. Curren, Hon. L. A; Senecal, President of the a By d q [ referesess required. Apply at this rT. a Mrs. Winters, Mrs. McCarey, Mrs. Ryan, ! Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Co., is| Liver, 00 dy an lings. —- Miss L. Ry in Mr. E. Rv An, Mr. J. Ryan, | dead. A few weeks ago he had a stroke of For Weak Lungs, Spitting of Blood, Short- ROK WAN lk D—Boy wanted to learn the Miss Nettie Hobbs, Miss Larcoll, Miss Annie paralysis, and. had never recovered.’ He} ness of Breath, Chronic Nasal Catarrh, Brone | Book vinding. Appiv to James D. Taylos, Redmond, Mrs. Mc “illen, . Miss Ella MeMil- Eicent io beth the Quebec and Dowinion — Asthma, Severe Coughs, and kindred | North >id@ Queen Square. ocil ut len, Miss A. McMillen, Mr. R. Manley, Chas : ; a ectious, it is an efiicient remedy. | : : ; ‘ own ; i oe a ae . > | Parli sing made Senator last Sold by Druggists, at $1.00, or Six Bottles | WOR SALE-—A S»perior Second-hand Piano, * Mutch, Wm. Doyle, Mr. McMullen, E.|P#tliaments, being : | for 85. i : _,, |~ anda sewing Macuine in good order. Apply | 4°" O'Brien, Jas. Lund. spring. | Send ten cents in stamps for Dr. Pierce’s | at ihis oflice. octl tf

se ———_ | v 5 wo

book on Consumption. Address,

World’s Dispensary Medical Association,

663 Main St., BUFFALO, N: X

QUEEN SQUARE, Ch'town, P. BI.

WY Ifa , Lippi LAA, tle

JANTED—Servant Girl for genera! work, if , lat: »

A Mt Dp fhe I 1 Se LOM jy p

where another girl is kept. App yat this

office. sept30 tf

jecinnaiel

Henry Porrineton, of Calais, was found dead in his bed on Saturday morning, with his throat cut, the jugular vein being severed. At an early hour he borrowed a gun of a

The Fisheries Commission.

Toronto, Oct. 11. The Globe’s Washington correspondent

OLD STAND,

YO LET — Ore-half cf Two-story House n Fizeoy Stree , adjoining Jubn stum vies, con- taining six rooms, with larse porch; a g80 Ove

neighhor, saying he wished to shoot a skunk. The gun and a ragor covered with blood were found on the floor by the bedside. Purrington eutfered with a painful throat dis- ease, and a few days ago his physician in- formed him that his trouble was incurable. This is the supposed reason for bis rash act. — St. Joka Telegraph, ‘ ee

Wirg reference to tho iron railing to be placed around the Post Office grounds, Mr. Arthur Newbery last evening received a despatch from Mr. Thomas Fuller, Chief

For years |

dispute be a subject of discussion.

gives as the chet result of a consultation | CHAN G aS OF Tl Ni E. between the American fisheries comuission- BOSTON STEAMERS.

ers and Secretary Bayard, the decision (*ARROLL and WORCESTER wit Jeave Char

that the admission of Canadian fish free of duty will not be considered as a possible basis of settlement, neither will the Alaska

at 4 o'clock. commencipg ith Ocrober. Oct. 3, 1887.

Weather Bulletin.

—

Toronto, Oct. 12—10 a.m.

~~ o-f« Jottetawn every THURSDAY AFTERNOON:

north and west winds, mostly fair

SPRUCE DEALS.

halt of a C. tlage, with front reom and porch; dry, frost-proof celars.—Patrick Sherry. sept 2 tf

WANTED-— a Girl for general housework ina smnah-family. Apply at tis office, sep2d -

EATHERS Cleaned and Curled at Rocklin | -

+louse—Mrs. innis, pei 23 tf

T® LET—Houre and Shop on King Square, now vec pied. by E Wal er; possession given immediate y. Apply at EXAMINER office. sept29 tf

Stock Entirely New and Personally Selected from the Best Fae- tories in-the Dominion, and comprises a Full Assort ment, suitable fer Fall and Winter Trade§

RE. Ha. JOSE.

[Peete sot aor ee

Ee STON we mum

To LET—That Dwelling House on corner of Euston Street and St. Peter’s Road; now occupied by Mr. James McFarlane; possession

Fresh

Dominion Architect, Ottawa, stating that Mr. and cooler.

W. C. Harris had been authorized to proceed

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op a

With its erection, and that the matter of an annual allowance towerds keeping the grounds in order Would at once be brought before the Minister of Public Works. It is understood that the Minister has already ex pyessed him-

rrant.

lf ts favorph| to the femt will Ub) WObiiagetatesty B¥ gubts

styles, Worle on thats j

! ee ae 26.000 fee aaee 3 in. Spruce Deals, y ishi i Ow 2,000 feet Pine Boards, Ove gents turnishing department 18 now 2,000 feet Pine boards. full and complete with the newest and latest 2,209 feet Hemioes Boards. Prices the lowest. Two hundred | knit svcky at 30 tts “sey Oe Ne

FO SALE BY Bs et nae o> HORACE BActidplyby 79) | Ue oway Oot 4-97, Derk Woe

jue es

viven atonce Apply to Mrs. George McGregor, Euston Sirest. septs of

TO LET- The House on Pownal S'reet, occu- pied by Mr. Thomas Calibeck, containing ten moderste ; possession given any:

rooms > revat

Hiueavter Ouwber lee Apply vo William Wur-; WOR. Sty Ht 2. 2 aa vo . {

“«

EFERRIN{: to the above, I beg to thank my aamevous customers for the patronage of the past and solicit a continuance of the same for my saccesyor, and should be pleased to eee and wait on all of my friends os formerly, Me- Jost having engaged my services. , ; W. BR. BOREHAM. Chiteway. Sept, J7)-1897 vod & why